Santa Cruz Roskopp Face 9.5″ Skate Completo
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Detalhes de produto
Riding Style
Côncavo
Medium concave for versatility
Altura do truck
Medium trucks for versatility
Artigo núm.
Género
- Homem
- Mulheres
- Crianças
Largura de prancha
- 9.5 inch
Comprimento (inch)
- 31 inch
Largura (cm)
- 24.13 cm
Comprimento (cm)
- 78.74 cm
Características do skateboard
- Deck feito por shaper
- Bordo de 7 camadas
Distância entre eixos
- 15.35 inch
Largura do truck
- 9 inch
Largura do suporte
- 6.5 inch
Ø de roda
- 55 mm
Rigidez das Rodas
- 78A
Superfície de contacto
- 30 mm
Classe ABEC
- 3
Descrição de produto
Classic 80s shape for relaxed cruising
The Santa Cruz Roskopp Face Shaped Cruiser brings Rob Roskopp’s legendary 1980s shape back to the streets. The wide deck offers plenty of standing space and combines the iconic neon artwork with high-quality components for a stable yet agile ride.
Riding Style
The Roskopp Face Cruiser is ideal for relaxed cruising, short rides through the city and casual sessions. The wide deck provides a secure stance, while the kicktail allows for quick turns and navigating smaller obstacles.
Shape
The distinctive Rob Face reissue shape comes directly from the 1980s. The wide, asymmetrical platform with a kicktail provides plenty of control and underlines the classic old-school look.
Setup
The 7-ply deck combines stability with a direct board feel. Independent Stage 4 166 trucks with riser pads provide controlled turns, while the soft OJ Mini Super Juice wheels roll smoothly over cracks and rough pavement. The laser-cut griptape keeps parts of the top graphic visible.
- Santa Cruz complete cruiser
- Rob Roskopp pro model
- Roskopp Face 80s reissue shape
- 7-ply construction
- Independent Stage 4 166 trucks
- Riser pads
- OJ Mini Super Juice 55 mm wheels with 78A durometer
- ABEC 3 bearings
- Laser-cut griptape
- Kicktail
- Fully assembled
Mais informação
Note: Wheel and truck colours may vary due to stock shortage
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Santa Cruz was never created with the idea of making it big. All that mattered was surfing. A group of Santa Cruz surfers started making boards that allowed them to "surf the pavement" when waves were flat. Little did they know that they were building an empire that shines just as bright today as it did 50 years ago at it's inception. Santa Cruz are determined to help you shred hard and safe be it on the pavement, in the skate park or catching some gnarly waves.